Photo: John Shearer Brett Eldredgeis known as Mr. Christmas (just look at hisnewest album title!), and now, his home finally lives up to his nickname. The best-selling country singer, 35, recently teamed up with the expert holiday decorators at Balsam Hill to help breathe some Christmas spirit into his newly built Nashville home — the first house the Illinois native has ever owned — and PEOPLE got an exclusive first look at the festive finished product....

Brett Eldredgeis now working hard on both his next album and his own personal growth, and to do so, he’s made a number of life changes. But none are more shocking than what he’s toting in his pocket. OMG, is that a … flip phone? “Check this out,” Eldredge, 33, says, pulling out the 21st-century equivalent of a buggy whip. “I mean, a phone is the smallest thing, but really, it is everything....

Photo: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic In a lengthy noteposted on his Facebook page, the former Green Bay Packers quarterback, 49, wrote that on Nov. 22, he “received a request to record a shout-out supporting what appeared to be a U.S. veterans organization for Cameo, a company that enables consumers to book personalized video greetings from celebrities.” Favre, whocharges $500 per personalized video, wrote that he had “previously fulfilled more than 50 of these requests without incident,” and assumed “that the request,” which included references to patriotism and an American research ship, “stemmed from my interest in veteran affairs....

Photo: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre has been open aboutspending time in rehab— once. But in a new interview with departingSports Illustratedwriter Peter King, the legendary Green Bay Packers Super Bowl winner reveals thathe actually went to rehab three times, including when it appeared he was at the pinnacle of his career. “Oh, I remember that week,” Favre told King during a recent phone interview. “You thought, ‘Man, this guy’s high on life....

While the Green Bay Packers have been blessed with two legendary starting quarterbacks over the last two decades, the players in question — Brett Favre andAaron Rodgers— didn’t start off the best of friends. “I would say (we were) strong enemies,” Favre, 49, said of Rodgers in a recent interview withWTMJ. “I wanted to play my tail off, and so did he, especially when we played against each other. I thought we got along really well when he was a young, 21, 22, 23-year-old, and then we went about our way....

Photo: Paul Abell/Invision/AP/Shutterstock, Jon Kopaloff/Getty, Vivien Killilea/Getty NFL Hall of Fame quarterbackBrett Favrehas filed lawsuits againstShannon Sharpe,Pat McAfeeand a Mississippi state auditor, claiming that the three have defamed him and ruined his “good name” in the wake of hisinvolvement in a Mississippi welfare fraud scandal. The complaint alleges, per CNN, that the former tight end, 54, called Favre a “sorry mofo to steal from the lowest of the low,” and that Favre “stole money from people that really needed that money....

Photo:Cindy Ord/Getty Image Cindy Ord/Getty Image Brett Favreis set to testify in a Mississippi lawsuit centering on the alleged misuse of state welfare funds later this month. White also claimed that Favre was given $1.1 million for motivational speeches he did not make. While Favre said he repaid the money, the state auditor said $228,000 in interest was still owed, per NBC News. “My office looks forward to hearing Mr. Favre’s answers under oath about what happened to Mississippi’s welfare dollars," White told NBC News on Wednesday....

Photo: Paul Abell/Invision/AP/Shutterstock Parents should consider the potential danger of traumatic brain injuries when deciding to allow their children to play tackle football, legendary NFL quarterbackBrett Favreargued as part of a campaign with the Concussion Legacy Foundation released this week. “Having kids play before high school is just not worth the risk,” the 51-year-old said in astatement, Tuesday. “CTE is a terrible disease, and we need to do everything we can to prevent it for the next generation of football players....

01of 79Team PlayersGilbert Flores/GettyTed Lassostars Brett Goldstein and Jason Sudeikis pose for a photo at the Los Angeles premiere of their show’s third season on March 7. 01of 79 Team Players Gilbert Flores/Getty Ted Lassostars Brett Goldstein and Jason Sudeikis pose for a photo at the Los Angeles premiere of their show’s third season on March 7. 02of 79Selfie SquadBackgridDua Lipa and pals Grace Gummer and Mark Ronson snap a photo sitting courtside at Madison Square Garden, where they watched the New York Knicks play the Charlotte Hornets on March 7....

Photo: The CW TheCritics Choice Awardshas crowned its winner for the best supporting actor in a comedy series. Goldstein beat out Ncuti Gatwa (Sex Education),Harvey Guillén(What We Do in the Shadows), Brandon Scott Jones (Ghosts),Ray Romano(Made for Love) andBowen Yang(Saturday Night Live). While accepting his win from London, the 41-year-old actor praised his colleagues on the acclaimed series. “Thank you to the Critics Choice Association. Thank you to Warner [Bros.] and Apple and [co-creators]Jason [Sudeikis]and Bill [Lawrence] and Brendan [Hunt] and Joe Kelly for changing my life,” he began....

Brett Goldsteinis taking home the gold! During the 73rd PrimetimeEmmy Awardson Sunday night, the actor and writer took home the trophy for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series for his work onTed Lasso. Goldstein, 41, beat out fellow nomineesKenan Thompson(Saturday Night Live), Brendan Hunt (Ted Lasso), Nick Mohammed (Ted Lasso), Jeremy Swift (Ted Lasso),Bowen Yang(Saturday Night Live),Carl Clemons-Hopkins(Hacks) andPaul Reiser(The Kominsky Method) to win the award. “So this speech is going to be f—ing short....

Photo: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images Supreme Court nomineeBrett Kavanaughis facing two more sexual misconduct allegations. On Sept. 22, an anonymous woman sent a complaint to Sen. Cory Gardner’s office alleging that Kavanaugh shoved a woman “up against the wall very aggressively and sexually” after leaving a bar where they had been drinking. Republican Senate investigators asked Kavanaugh about the new complaint which he denied, saying, “We’re dealing with an anonymous letter about an anonymous person and an anonymous friend....

Supreme Court nominee JudgeBrett Kavanaughis defending his “emotional”testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committeeon Sept. 27. “I was very emotional last Thursday, more so than I have ever been. I might have been too emotional at times,” Kavanaugh, 53, wrote. “I know that my tone was sharp, and I said a few things I should not have said. I hope everyone can understand that I was there as a son, husband and dad....